@article{
  author = {UNDP (United Nations Development Programme)},
  title = {Dialing Back: Overcoming the Threat Multipliers of Climate Change and Variability},
  journal = {UNDP (United Nations Development Programme)},
  year = {2025},
  location = {New York},
  URL = {https://www.undp.org/zambia/publications/NHDR-2025},
  abstract = {Zambia’s 2025 National Human Development Report (NHDR 2025) reveals climate change as a major threat to progress, worsening poverty, food insecurity, and displacement. However, by fully implementing green policies like the Nationally Determined Contributions and National Green Growth Strategy, Zambia could improve its Human Development Index by 3%, create 875,000 jobs, expand clean energy access to 75%, and cut emissions by 9.6 million tonnes by 2050. The report calls for stronger institutions, innovative climate financing, and integration of local knowledge and advanced technologies to drive inclusive, climate-resilient development.}
}

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AB - Zambia’s 2025 National Human Development Report (NHDR 2025) reveals climate change as a major threat to progress, worsening poverty, food insecurity, and displacement. However, by fully implementing green policies like the Nationally Determined Contributions and National Green Growth Strategy, Zambia could improve its Human Development Index by 3%, create 875,000 jobs, expand clean energy access to 75%, and cut emissions by 9.6 million tonnes by 2050. The report calls for stronger institutions, innovative climate financing, and integration of local knowledge and advanced technologies to drive inclusive, climate-resilient development.

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AB  - Zambia’s 2025 National Human Development Report (NHDR 2025) reveals climate change as a major threat to progress, worsening poverty, food insecurity, and displacement. However, by fully implementing green policies like the Nationally Determined Contributions and National Green Growth Strategy, Zambia could improve its Human Development Index by 3%, create 875,000 jobs, expand clean energy access to 75%, and cut emissions by 9.6 million tonnes by 2050. The report calls for stronger institutions, innovative climate financing, and integration of local knowledge and advanced technologies to drive inclusive, climate-resilient development.